WDP night photoshoot
06-21-2011, 10:18 PM
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WDP night photoshoot
I blacked out the A emblems tonight with plastidip and then decided to give the car a quick wash and try out some night pics. I'm happy with how they came out, and I have some ideas for the next time. Let me know what you think!
06-21-2011, 10:51 PM
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Nice shots-still LOVE the CF hood.
06-21-2011, 10:51 PM
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Awesome pictures! Shooting at night is crazy hard.
My only suggestion for next time is to polish those exhaust tips first
My only suggestion for next time is to polish those exhaust tips first
06-21-2011, 11:09 PM
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Thanks all!
Good call on the exhaust, I could always photoshop it clean I guess!
As far as shooting at night, tripod is an absolute MUST. Keep the ISO low and get a nice clean long exposure. I also played around with painting the car with the flash. Had to crop my hand or the flash burst out of a few of these.
Good call on the exhaust, I could always photoshop it clean I guess!
As far as shooting at night, tripod is an absolute MUST. Keep the ISO low and get a nice clean long exposure. I also played around with painting the car with the flash. Had to crop my hand or the flash burst out of a few of these.
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06-22-2011, 02:10 PM
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The rear is already rubbing and the fenders need rolled. 
Plus the car sits with a bit of a "raked" stance which I like. I don't want to rear to look "saggy". I have the rear Eibach springs but didn't install them, I'm afraid it will drop too much and look saggy.
Plus the car sits with a bit of a "raked" stance which I like. I don't want to rear to look "saggy". I have the rear Eibach springs but didn't install them, I'm afraid it will drop too much and look saggy.
06-23-2011, 07:34 AM
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Good start. Next time when shooting at night find a better lit parking lot and you also need a shutter remote so you're not moving the camera when you hit the button to take the picture.
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